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The software used in computers at cable headends to generate scrolling channel guides.
 
The software used in computers at cable headends to generate scrolling channel guides.
  
There have been several different iterations of the Prevue software running under two different platforms.
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There have been several different iterations of the Prevue software running under two different platforms. The various different software versions share some important similarities like their scrolling guide, [[UVSG Satellite Data|satellite data format]], and the incoming data indicator next to the current time internally referred to as "blinky."
  
  
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Prevue Guide (Amiga 2000-based)
 
Prevue Guide (Amiga 2000-based)
 
*[[Prevue List]] (1988-1993)
 
*[[Prevue List]] (1988-1993)
*[[Prevue Grid]] (1993-1999)
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*[[Prevue Grid]] (1993-2000)
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Sneak Prevue (Amiga 2000-based)
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*[[Sneak Prevue List]] (1991-2002)
  
In 1999, the Amiga platform was phased out and TV Guide Channel began using the Windows NT platform. That is not currently the focus of this wiki, however... More information can be found at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV_Guide_Network Wikipedia]
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In 2000, the Amiga platform was phased out and TV Guide Channel began using the Windows NT platform, with Sneak Prevue operations lasting until 2002. The TV Guide Channel is not currently the focus of this wiki, however...  
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More information can be found at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV_Guide_Network Wikipedia]

Revision as of 16:36, 24 April 2019

The software used in computers at cable headends to generate scrolling channel guides.

There have been several different iterations of the Prevue software running under two different platforms. The various different software versions share some important similarities like their scrolling guide, satellite data format, and the incoming data indicator next to the current time internally referred to as "blinky."


EPG Channel

  • EPG Jr. (Atari 8-bit-based)
  • EPG Sr. (Amiga 1000/2000-based, came in full-screen and split-screen versions)

Prevue Guide (Amiga 2000-based)

Sneak Prevue (Amiga 2000-based)

In 2000, the Amiga platform was phased out and TV Guide Channel began using the Windows NT platform, with Sneak Prevue operations lasting until 2002. The TV Guide Channel is not currently the focus of this wiki, however... More information can be found at Wikipedia

Pages in category "Prevue Software"

The following 7 pages are in this category, out of 7 total.